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P NumBER 54921 SONS OF THE CLERGY, • 1 REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per t.l4gerrrteii at the ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this m it lTV. wilLbe in-the Cathedral Chdigh of St. Paul, lup" „ s l .-Y the Bth, and the 4NNITERSARY on Y the loth of May ; when a Selmon will be betore his' Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, *iip r ace the Lord 'Archbishop of •Cartterbury. their Lord- Ate the Bishops, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, ttli er , r4 elii Clergy, Sec. by the Rev. I. S. Clarke , LL. B. 411 - 1: . ! °I the Royal Society, Chaplain of the Household , ofp tbrariau his.Royalf Cig Hhness the Prince, and Vicar it iu the• Diocese ohichester. 4 Et AWARDS. • j 4 R oyal Highness the Duke of Clarence. 4 Viscoo n t•Bi t n a rd T .' Ord Ilishop.of Chester. rid Bishop of Clogper. isrd Yarboraugh. 't, , , cl Prattville Levisan Gower. • 1.0 e' Lord m ay i.. • ti a r r iourable Charles Anderson Pelhain. w. Mark Masterman Sikes, Bart. 1 1 ,„ 14 .fil kennck. Esq. M.P. %Piaci h ikev. George Barrington, Pre--__ary o tit_anr. •. ;tiles Allan Park. Esq. (King's Counsel.), 144 11 c ~Rev. Edmund Ferrets, M.A. F.A.S.' Rivelor of Che % mints and of Wroughton, Wilts, and Chaplain in Or. P r Y to his' A, Majesty. - • lode George Thornton, Esq. and . rd Down, Esq• A r t he M us i c w ill consist of the Overture of Esther. qtry,,* Handel's Dettingen Te Deurn, and jubilate, with the frorn'the Messiah, " Hallelujah, fur the Lord God cpotent reigneth," an Anthem composed on Purpose for Charity by Dr Boyce, and Mr. Handers Grand-Corona /4 A nthem.. The Music to be concluded by Sir William rtfiSi M us. D. No ck - ' Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at Ten !„I,ek eta for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant 441_ 4 ' Hall to be had of Messrs.. fell and Co. Booksel )44 - und-street ; Messrs'. Rivingtons. St. Paul's Church- Vli a klnhn Bacon, Esq. First-fruits-officer Temple ; and k 3,. Bicknell, Esq. Spring Gardens, gratis. 4 1g; k _''• The whole of the Collections at St. Paul'sand aqt dint Taylors' Hall, will 15..- appropriated by the Stew ltu Apprenticing , the Children of necessitous Clergy- - . FREEMASONS' TAVERN, April i6,.:Sto. ASSESSORS . AN D COLLECTORS OF THE -.KING'S TAXES. the MEETING held this Day, it was ItA L unanimously Resolv That ,an Rat A it GN. MEE N G be held o ed, n MONDAY the 3 Da E E Day of Aihl Ai i net. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the Free - Tavern, Great Queenastreet, Lincoln ' rinn fields. ion the Minuto of the last Meeting, and the several ittiVitaut Lettets'and Communications which have been re kyr from all quarters of the Kingdom vi , ill be again r_ad a"sidered, etta Committee will then be appointed to arrange and Y the several Resolutions into circa. by Order of the Meeting, JOSEPH SALWAY, Chairman. -..... , • ,•_,...., _ ............„ \l i 'l.lAll.l FLETCHER'SSECOND COMMISSION. prR.E CREDITORS Who haveittivei their Debts 4' under , L ulder a Conimission'of Bankruptcy issued ag ai n st ttr e " AM. FIETCH ER , 'now of Tooke's-court, Cursitor tilt-teti Chancery-Jane. and Finchley, in the County of Mid. , I\v i e t x ,.• Money. scrivener ; 'being . a Second Commission l'i t i,`; e d 'against Win under the description of William If is', tell. late at Holt;orii.court, Gray's-inn, .irr thc County 14,"indlesex but then of Houton, in the same County, i: e Y-sctive;ier. Dealer, and Chapman, arc requested to th, t the Assignee of the said William Fletcher , on M onda y lath day of Aptil inst. at twelve o'clock at Noon of tha 41 1e !„ 43 Y.• at SymontPs-inn COffee-house , Chance r y -lane, to tlit,',9 o of,dissent from the Assignee of the said Bankrupt th e 'trig a Dividend of iss. in the Pound from the Estate of (2.f ii 4l o, William Fletcher, possessed by him since the date ~ ....,2 Second Commission awarded against him. hlcl I(TGAG E. - IWANTED frosn.3o to 40,0001. upon MORT to,. GAG Lof a FEE SIMPLE Es-TATE, situate in Se and. within 40 miles of Dublin, of value. The %rity will of _ be foun d. i n every ospre highly eligible and in a :Littory,.‘ and the Interest (Vx per Cent per annum) s a . a .,me payable at a Banker's in London. half-yearly ; and the. is exempt from any right of claim on the part of the of s '"gef'9 or Party borrowing the Money, to a deduAi io u o u t : h Interest of the ',Property Tax. H o p c r nitther particulars apply, to Mt. Finkett,.Solicttor, • 3, Elitt-cou.t, Temple, London. • • NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn in JUNE., 4AZARD BURNE, and Co. Sock-Brokers, & t , tespecifully inform the Public, that TICK.E I'S and C L AR-ES for the present STATE LOTTERY are on Sale •reir °like, No. 9;, Royal Exchange. t o Scneme is on the same improved Plan as the last, as 1 4 „ .."urnber of ickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents , 'qualm to the.zoo,oool. of Prizes, FOUR EX CRA BENEFITS, , }Vb. Of roc Whole Tickets each, are to be give. to the - Fotit Tickets of the First Num• ber drawn a Prize above 151. utters post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. -„ at *. India, and South Sea Stocks , w ith their scverAL l a nnuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and every de. ption of Government Securities, bought and sold by Corn- • 1 YTON, late .Partner with the deceased Sir l A . !AMES B . RA and`SO MB, has the pleasure of artnounc. th.^ is his Friends the Public. the LOrIERN which I,;s Bth !UN E, gives the greatest chance to the Adven. er for so small a risk. Four Packets of Tickets, One t,stinzlred in each Packet, are to be given by the Contra ors ;rhe fortunate Floidas of the First-drawn Prize above p,,, e rt a Ticket may gain upwards of toe,oeol. Sand Sh ares in • 'Par tion. T'V'ToN has been truly lucky in selling Packets of laodckuet‘42, No. 7.081, producing nearly 4 0 001. aud No. 3,618. a 4,7651. wao sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid 14 nun to the respeClive Holders, who received for each. Six. i lt h 1,5471. 16s. 3d. %t EY roN solicits a continuance of the public favours, his lucky Office, 2. CORWHILL. near the Mattsiori-House. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. oiIECOMMEND to the notice of the Public the tanNEW STATE LOTTERY, which is alt t o be drawn k,Bth of JUN next. This Lottery is on an improved e E TIES SCHEME CONTAINS 34 % Prizes of . . zo,ooo 4 Prizes of .. . ,C 5,0 10 az 100 44 &c. &c. kt;o Prizes, s,OOO Numbers, Your Tickets of every Num. T 3 1+s1 FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of too Vk I 'HOLE TIC. By this improved mode of Adventure A single Ticket may gain ,Croo,ooo - ,C 50,030 (An Eighth W.t.verter . 25,003 I A Sixteenth . Tier( sTS and RH Ait La 011 Sale by .RICHARDSON, GOOOLLICK, and Co. BANX-BVILDINGS, CORNHILL. And fachtg the Gate of the Kings Mews, Charing-cross; T w 7 .1;1ie (Ally °dice that ever Sold in Sha r e s, c•Prizes of - - - - - .Z 30,000 -,, And who Sold and Shared in the Last Lottety, 4 wfl-Pri.ze.s of . - ,C 20,000 3.7;4 - - • - 20.000 3.734 - . I). - - 20,000 A 144 999. D. ,i4o:-01.-2iSia B. I,oc-01.--- 3.4 AC. soel. . . 12,00 6,40 TH U R'S D A Y, APRIL 19-, 1810. SILK TRADE. • ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PENALTY.. , TEN GUINEAS REWARD. • ASSOCIATION for' preventing the IMPORTATION and SALE of PROHIBITED„FOREIGN wßoucair SILKS and VELVETS. ' A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the la. above Association, held at Weaver's Hall, London; April i 3, tgro, • Mr. WM. waspN, in the Chair; Resolved; . • That the following Ettrafle.froni an. AA made iit the 6th year (and, which, by a subsequent Ad made in, the 4Sth year of the reign of hid present Majesty, was madeperpetual)bo published in the public NeWspaperS, and eirCulated by hand bills throughout the Kingdom. ... That no foreign wrought silks or velvets shall be ini-• ported or brought into Great Britain, the. Islands ot, Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, or Man, upon pain of being seized and forfeited; and the further penalty of ON E HON. .DR ED POUNDS, to be paid by the Impanel . thereof, for such piece or'rerrinarit, together with costs of suit. ". That no Mercer, Haberdasher, U pholder, Mantua maker, Milliner, Taylor; or other person whatsoever, shall vend, utter, sell, or expose to sate, or exohange, barter, truck,. or . otherwise dispose of, or sew, work, or .make up 'the same, for, in, or upon, any garment or wearing apparel, or tinniture whatsoever, upon pain of forfeiture !tiered:, and' of the penalty of One Hundred Pounds fur every offence, to: gether with costs of suit. 4. That the same may be seized, and the Mercer, Haber dasher, Upholder, Mantua-maker, Milliner, Taylor, or other Dealer in, or Vender, or Maker up, in whose house, ware house, custody, or possession, the same shall be found and. seized,. shall,• for every piece or remnant, tbrfeit the sum of One Hundred Pounds, together with costs of suit. " That upon any seizure, it any donut shall arise where the same were manutadured, the proof shall lie upon the • owner or claiiner of such goods, or the person prOsecuted fur being guilty . of any offence against this At, and it no root shall be given and fuity made to the satisfaction of the Court where such prosecution shall be depending, that such Silks or Velvets were inantliattured in Great Britain, the mine shall be held, without any further prof:eating, to have been manufadured out of Great Britain, and in violation. of • this . Aft." Resolved, That this Committee will give a - Reward of TEN GU IN EAS for information of. any per sail. or perions, i;nporting, selling, °airing for sale, or otherwise dispersing ot, sewing, working, or 'making up tor, in, Or upon, any garment or wearing apparel or furniture, or other work; or having in his, her, or .their house, shop, warehouse, - • cus tody, or possession, any prottioired Foreign Wrought Silks, Velvets, or Ribbons, contrary to, and in violation of , the said Ad, whereby a seizure may and shall be made thereof., ss;ch information to be given -to Mr. John Phipps, Solicitor, Gutter-lane, Cheapside, - London Secretary to-the Asrafcia. lion, and by whom ail Rewards will be paid immediately after the seizures are ascertained. And whereas by an Act made in the 31st year of the Reign of his present Majesty, all koreign&lapes and legally imported into this Country without the Duty milting been paid thereon, are subjected to the same forfeitures and penalties as prohibited Foreign Wrought Silks i , nd Ve'lvets by the before-mentioned Act, made, in the sixth year of the Reign ot his present Majesty. Resolved, That this Committee will ako give a Reward sr TEN .GU LN EAS for intermation, in conformity with the 'pre,ieding Resolution. wfiereby a seizure' , may and shall be .wide ot any such Foreign Crapes ( l'ilffities illegally porteu or smuggled' into this Counti y, (*miry to, and in vio ' labor of the•sald .A.CA relating ti,er, tu. • W 4 W 1 LS ON,-: Chairman: • IoNEY MESSRS. LUCAS atici•Co. beg Leave - to inform those that may be desirous of borrowing 'Tempo rary or rerMaPellt SUMS of MUNE Y, that they can at all times, and without delay, advance any Stmi ft.in %)ne Hun dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and u p wards, on . pc-tonal or any other Security, arising tram 111:irtiage Settlements, Mo. trey in the Funds, C lergy inens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable Terms, and will also conduc t every Negotiation at much less expence than what is usually incurred in money transactions. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re seive at 'their house, No. ig, lermyn-street, •St. James's, and Letters, post-paid, immediately • answered. N.B. Ten years purchase will be given for well secured Annuities. • , SUFFOLK. , TO BE SOLD By PRIVATE CONTRACT, • THE ANO of HERRINGSWELL, with M R Capital Mansion-house, Offices, Garden, Hut house Melon-ground, Ice house, and about , rso Ac r es o f Land, Freehold and Titherree, in a Ring Fence, surrounded by thriving Plantations, and abounding • with Game, being a very desirable Residence for a Gentle-man fond of Shooting and Coursing. This Est - ate is seven miles from Newmarket, on the Road towards Thetford. For particulats apply to Messrs. Shawes, Le Blanc, and Shawe, Solicitors, New Bridge-street, LOndon ,• or Messrs. Isaacson, Solicitors, Mildenhall, Suffolk. Plani of the Estate may he seen, and Tickets of Admission.obtained, at both places. Particulars may also be.had at theßiutt Inn, Newmarket ; and Angel,. Bury St. Edmund's. • OAK. TIMBER AT GRETTON AND WELDON, • NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. .1 7 0 BE SOLD, a considerable Quantity of Va luable ►AK TIMBER, with the Tops and Bark; situate in the Woods of Gretton and Weldon, in the C ou n t y :olliorthampton, at easy distances from the Navigable River Nene. • Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Gibbons, Uppingham, Rutlandshire. CUSTO.M.I - 10USE, LONDON, April 19,1810. _ - FOR SALE, . By Orderef the Honourable the Commissioners of His Ma jesty's Customs, on Tuesday the 24th, Wednesday the zsth, Thursday the 26th, and Friday the 27th of April, • : iBro, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of the said days, - precisely, in. the Long Room, Custom-house, London, THE following GOODS, which are allotted in small quantities, for the better accommodation of the several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to be come Purchasers. FOR EXPORTATION. East India Prohibited Goods, &c. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Spirituous Liquors, Wine, China, Haerlem Oil, Grocery, Tanned Skins, Glass Tumblers, Looking Glasses, Drugs, Vermilion, Smalts, Woollen Cloth, Cloth Coats, Blacking Cakes, Talfre, Painters' Colours, Soap, Iker, a Carding Ma. chine, model of a Spinning Machine, tuns, Pistoli, Swords, Tobacco, Snuff; Pornatinn, Vessel, Materials et Vessels, Boats, Wood, Lace, Shawls, Linen Drapery, Lacquered Ware, Beads, Necklaces, Bracelets, Ornaments, Fans, Otto of Roses, Gold Chains, Counters, Chessmen, Mother of Pearl Knife Handles, fewellery, Precious Stones, a Musical Watch, Clocks, Salmon, Sails, robacco Ashes and Cinder>. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. The Vessel, Boats,' Wood, &c. to be viewed at the Tobac. co Ground, Rutherhithe The Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Decks. The Materials of Vessels at Messrs. Todd and Co. MillaWail, Poplar; and all the °the: Goods at his Majesty's Ware. houses, Custoin-houses, London, on Saturday the list, and Mcrintey the 23(1 of April, aro. and on the Days of Nile, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. Where Catalogues will be delivered X. B. Goirds bought at this Sale Must be ,for on or before Thursday the 17th of Nlay, tato, between the Ilours of Nine o'Cluek in the Morning awl CM.= in the Afternoon, or the Depo its made thereon will absolutely become t..;- • (cited, and the Goods resolu at a future Sale. The Delivery to commence on Tuesday the set of May, ate. - • This Day wail publ'shed, price Ss. , = THE REAL STATE of FRANCE lit Year . By CHARLES'BTURT, . • - . Late, Member ot: Poiliatnent for Bridport, resident in Fiance before the War; and detained as' an Hostage near Seven Years, • ~Prinked for James Ridgway;Ticcadilly. I:O,RI),WELLINGTpNnd MARQUIS WELLESLEY. This Day•was publiDied, price 45... . LETTER. to SAMUEL WHITII . IIEAD, Esq. ; LA upon the Milii#y 7 Conduel of Lord Wellington; with Some Remarks upon. the Martpis Wellesiq'S Government in India, and the fatal l i tnets of Party Stlirit. • By BRITANNICOS. " History sufficiently proves, that nothing. really meniO: rib!e has ever, been achieved, Without that boldness of con. ception, that fearlesS rapidity of execution, which has inva riably distinguished Commandert of the,first order I"—Gene-. 'at i.atnilc. Rctieclions.ern Modern Wrai. Printed'foi-C::.Chapple, ; And . Royal Exchange. This Day was published. - In t2rno. price Five shilings in boards, ZAST It OZZl; a Romance. By. P. B. S. Printelltir G. Wilkie arid j. Robinson, No. 57, ra teinosttr-roiv. Of whom Miy be had, lately published, Tale's of the Passions. by Geo. Moore, price 95. Also, Ger4litine Faucoriberg, three volumes, price as. in boards. • 1 This Day Was published, n adavo' Price qs. in boards, . • A L " PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of ENGLISH a 1 PRONUNCIATION, on plain and recognizes,' Principles, calculated to assist in removing every obje4icrn able' peculiarity of utterance, arising eithei from Foreign, Provincial, or Vulgar Habits ; or• from a defective Use•of the Organs of-Speech i and furnishing to Pupils of .all Ages the Means of systematically acquiring that nervous and grace ful Articulation, which is-the Basis of a superior Delivery; together with Dire ions to. Persons who stammer in their Speech, comprehending sone new Ideas relative to English Prosody. - • 8y , 13:14. SMART, Teacher of Elocution and Polite Literature. • Printe'd for Jehn Richardsop, Royal Exchange ; and j. lotins3n and to. St: Paul's Cliurcti-yard. This Day was published, price4s. 6d. The Third Edition, illustrated with Cases, I PRACTICA.L TREATISE on the certain PR& VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL WS . EASE; particularly its consequences, as Striaures, Gleets, including Tabes llypochondriasm, Onanism, Sze. being a complete guide in these Diseases. • • . By M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's, And kditor of the First and Second Volumes of the London Medical and Surgical Speaator; • • Printed for S. Highley, -Fleet.sireet ; C. Mut. low,, No. 56, Holborn ;.Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row; and Sherwood; Neely; and [ones, Vaternos. ter. row, Landon. • ~ • Tllis Day was published, , . • In Oaavo price ies. 6d. boards, .rr WE .E NTS O F .CEIEMISTRY. v•Ily THOMAS THOMSON, M.D. F.R.S. E.. Pr:Atert for Loegman ' Hurst, Nees, arid Orme, Paternos ter-row, London ; and W. 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This Day was published, In Three Volumes, 8vo„ price •One Guinea and a Half, in boards, embellished with a Whole Sheet Map of the French ErTipire, comprehending all the Post Roads, A ‘, NARRATivE of a THREE YEARS' RESI rX DECE - in • F RAN C•E , principally in the Sotithcm Departments, froth the Year kSiol to 0305. Including some authentic• Particulars respeding the early Life of the French Empetor,,.and a general Inquiry into his character. , .By ANNE PLUMTRE. Printed for 3. Mawm:in, Poultry.; 1. Ridgway, Piccadil ly; 3. Clarke, New Bond.street ; B. Crosby and Co. Sta tioners'.court; Ludgate-street; and Constable and Cc. Lud gate. hill. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in t vol. Svo: price 7s bd. 'boards, A Historical Relation of the Plague at Marseilles in 172 p. Translated from the French Manuscript ofMonsicur Bertrand. This Day Was published, In Two large YoFumes, Odavo, price 'Ss. in boards. ABODY of THEOLOGY, principally prac tical. In a Series of Ledures, Fifty-eight it., number, with a copious Index. • by-ROBERT FELLOWES, A.M. Oxon. The Monthly Reviewers, in their Journal For March, rg to, thus conclude their account of this Work :—" From the commencement to the conclusion, a current of the purest ethics flows with such beauty and spirit, that he vvlit.) sur veys it can possess neither taste nor virtue, it he does not re. solve on taking a copious draught of its waters. • Printed tor 1. Mawman, zz, Poultry. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • t. A Brief Treatise on Death, PLilosophicallx, Morally, and Practically considered, 121110. 3s. boards. 2. Religion without Cant; or, A Preservative ,against Lukewarmness, and Intolerance, Fanatici,m, Superstition, and Impiety, BYO. 9S. boar‘s. 3. A Manuel of Piety ; extra&ed from the Holy Living anti Dying p 1 Jeremy Taylor; with a Preface, Lite of the Author, and Additions . , by, the Editor. (Dedicated, by P-r -mission, to the Lord Bishop of Norwich). Svo. 75. tiord.:;. ROYAL PATENT. GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, ad shifted by the Faculty as the first .Memeine in the Worlit•tin Coug,hs, Colds, Astlimas„ and Consumptions ; it has never been known to tail when taken on the first at tack ; thousands of times it has succeeded after patients have be-. 211 given over. Stronger proofs of its efficacy cannot be given than being recominelided by -the following Nubility : .The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Right Hon. Viscount Dudley and the Right Hun. Lords Macdo nald, G rani ley, Fottescue, and .Montford, the Right Hun. Misconalesti Otldiey and Ward, Dowagers l;rantley, anit l',r,eSeue, Lady Appreece ; Sirs. Francis john '(oghill, and George Arm-- &,, 0 ,,g, Bit ts. ; Generals 0 , ,y1e and Drouly ; Colonels /3a !), win, and many others, as may he seen in the , at toe l'iopuctoi's, No. •3, Illoomsbnry.square, whet , advice is, d.Oly (Sundays excepted), from ele ven .o'eioeX till two,wii,:re it is Sold wholesale and re. tail; 20..1 rtl,cl 4: every principal alecbcine Warehouse so the lialytiuni. Si P VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 1 7 , is.o. COMMISSIONERS for V ICT UA L LINO HIS MA7E.STY'a NA 1 1 . Y do here* give Notice; That on Friday, the 4th of ifay next, they will be ready to ;; ; eC•eive Tenders; in writing (sealed .up),- and treat for' . .Four Hundred Tons of genuine OATMEAL, to he delivered, 'cne half thereof In Six Week:, and the other half in Six IPef.ks after. wards, into his Majesty's PiamailingStoes at Depijord, Ports• iteutb, and Plymouth, in the Pr portions xndermentio'ned, 'rms. • Deptford - Portsmouth Plymouth . . . . . . distd to 6e pald for by Bills, payable with Intet est,' ninety days after date. The Condition: of the Contrail may be seen as the Sect etaty's Offee. •No regard lir bad to any Tender in which the Price stall 'tot htv tt CA - ord. at lotsgth. Or that shall 'hut e; ed to the Board before One o'clock on the =d Frid.tv. the 4/6 of May next, nor unless the Person who makes the 1 ender, or rime Peps°, on his behalf, attends, ld ansiver 11.4 em ea fed for. 411113YUCA. American Papers to the 6th March have been rem ceived, from which we _hkve made the followin; ex t raa s : LETTERS FROM WASHESO*N, kEn. 26, 1810. From the Bosrox G.tz y7rt,.l.larch s. tf To-day the amendment to Macon's Bill. was taken up. It seems . that this Admmisiration pally have .been cauCussingon the subjeet, which is the reason . why they would . . net let it be taken up before. They are deter Mined to defeat it, el•-e introduce a war measure. , The peeple must eitht r endure the Non..lntercourse, ar. a substitute must be bad, which will produce war with England, Mi. Eppes made a war speeclv;L•-he declared that a repeal of the Non-Intercourse was subrniision, and he. would not consent to it without having a substi tette and accordingly produced his scheme of sub stitute, which is now before - the House, and if adopt. ' ed, is AB S OLUTELY WAR., have not a copy of -the sections he prOddced as amendments, and in lieu of the sections stricken ' s . out . by the Senate. • They will soon be publisheA, and you will see them. In substance they are these : c That the merchant vessels be allowed to arm, and sail where they please.; and resist by, force . any.at-, tempt to stop them, either by the British or French ; and that they be allowed convoy for the same 'pun: pose.' They might is well issue A deciaration,Cf war. at once, as pass such a law. Youwill inquire whe ther they - will be likely to pass ? I can only tell you, that Eppes is considered as, speaking the language Of the Executive; and .that this is a premeditated_ plan—the result of their caucus. These I assure you to be faels.' And as to my own opinion, I be lieve them- capable of any, thing. A Gen. demon who is here from Philadelphia says, he .only compare them to a horse, that ha 3 been driven about very much, anti has frequently looked at a precipice, at length, _in a. fit .of desperation; , leaps over. It seems they have received lately en • couragement froth France. Samuel Smith is said to have letters. Much whisperingis perceived among them, and dark hints are given. We have been at a loss to know the cause of their having been quiet so long; but' they have now broke ouf as - mad as ever therwere." We have seen another letter from Washington, dated op the 27th ult. which states " that the new amendments proposed by Mr. Eppes would find tut few friends in the House." Mr. MADISON is charged in the Federal Papers of New Hampshire with interfering personally, with their State Ele€tions'; with writing a letter to old General STARg., for the purpose of influencing the popular mind in favour of the superannuated Gover nor LANGDON. PRIVATE I.ETTR R . GIBRALTAR, MARCH . hive nothing to say respectin:4 business here, which continues to be very bad, particulatly since the French have been la pos f sesiion of Andalusia. Tha French troops in St. Koch end Alg,zras are very rncli in Want of all kind.; of provisions ; now and then they wake their appearance from the camp. • GIBRALTAR, MA ticn have the pleasure to infortn yon; that an Express arrived here this even. with - the agreeable n+Avs that the Marquis mana.has'deteat 11 a French cori:s ue,ir Seville, in which he has taken 1,500 prisoners, and killetl and wounded 3,000. Al goes on well here, &Aram dura is cleared of the French. The following is a copy of Sir F. BURDETT'S re. ply to the letter of the Serjeaut.at Arms, extracted from the minutes of the proceedings before the House of Commons : " SIR, Piccadilly, April 6, iSto. " I have just received your polite letter, and shall be at home to receive you at t.velve o'clock to-morrow. " Your most obedient humble servant. !` F. j. Colman, Esq. " FRANCIS BURDETT."